New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
WELCOME SIGNS OF PEACE.
BoULANGERs FALL PLEAsEs BERLIN.
GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN VICTIMS OF AN OBNOXIOUS
RUSSIAN LAw-BIsMARcK CoNciLiATlNG THE
GAR MosT's EFFUsIoN SUPPRESSED - PER-

CAR MosTs EFFUsIoN SUPPRESSED - PER-
soNAL NOTES.
Copyrighted by the York associated Press. 1897
BERLIN, June A.-since the divisions in the French
Chambers have shown that the Right intends to give
solid vote for the Moderaes, the North German Gazette,
the Rrenz Zetttgg and other Government organs are
trimming over with articles rejoicing in the prospects of
peace aud evince optimistic tone generally Inc a
vices from the German Embassy in Paris are reported
TO be OF hopeful tenor regarding the length OF
existence of the Rouver Ministry, but note of dis
trust its stability is allowed to be heard in the Official
press II assumed that the spirit of Chanvinsm Is Tor
n long time at rest with the retirement OF General
Bouanger and mat peace is assured for al equally long
time The leading motive of these pacific utterances
is asserted Is not desire to cultivate better relations
with France, but 10 make resumption OF the entnie
with Russia more easy Prince Bismarck aims to renew
the alliance Of the three Emperors and hopes to seal tho
entente by a specific treaty which would make fr1ner
understanding between Germany, Austria and Russia
than existed under the last alliance for which treaty.
though drawn up. WAS never signed.
A high official Of the Government here was asked ior
how long a time peace secured His answer was
For this year. and II the Car meets the two Emperors
in the autumn and consents to sign treaty OF alliance
probably for Ave years The nature OF the Russian re-
Spouse to Prince Bismarcks overtures, however Is
doubtful"
PANstAyIsT HOSTILITY TO GERMANY.
The assertion OF the Zcung regarding tho res
oration of friendly relations with Russia borne out by
no apparent fact On the contrary the PansaVist press
continues display hostility TO Germany and the prac-
teal enmity in the repression OF the German element III
the Baltic provinces and of German trade and traders
everywhere In Russia continues undated Inc latest
instance of Russian cxcusvism affecting Germans is the
pronosed law OF naturalization which has Just been sub
ritted 70 the Council Of the Empire NJ kakoh urges
the Government to make the conditions OF Naturalization
difficult of performance that II would he ihposslpe
for foreigners 10 become naturazed citizens in order
! ,ffar md rlfu y
cording to NJ Kakof the industries OF Hussia are now
40 strong that the dispense with grant
Ing special privileges TO foreigners or haroorhg foreign
traders The proposed new naturalization law Is hiuSod
with this spirit and one Of its purposes 10 prevent
naturalized persons from leaving Russia OciM circles
do not share the sentiments OF the official press toward
Russia but Prince Bismarck is determined TO conciiae
the Gar as be considers that by doing he would to
considerable extent sOothe the irritation and settle the
differences that exist.
The first instance of this conciliatory policy Is his nc
ceptance the ukase restricting foreigners rights IN
oin in protest against the ukase and in IN lniorVeW
on Monday with Count szechenyi the AUSTRIAN A ,,
! sador Prince bismarck assented to common action
against the ukase. Count szecheny "eni next gay W
Vienna surprising the affair had been arranged Ilncc
Bsmarck's change OF front was communicated 70 the
Austrian Government on "Wednesday ana TO-DAY toull'
szerbcnyi's recsll from Berlin announced. The Ft"
he resigns for private reasons but the fact
is the Vienna Foreign Office resenls the sudden aeIa
ton in Cermanvs policy the first effect Of which is that
Austria abandons her efforts TO nerlcs " ~ Inc ukhse
because she cannot ehectually protest alone aganet
measure equally affecting German and Austrian SUP
| jects. 49,, -. ito
tins OF the alien act Prince Won lIohenlohe ana
Prince Won Radziwill Prince von Honcn"hr Ioi9s eN
tensl,c property in Gaica, wiz Prince on haiziwn
owns about half OF the whole circle OF MlnsE St N
lam A. White, British Minister TO Turkey, VINO nas ,
French arstoeratc families who are landowner a. III
Poland will take private yet cocctea pco. 70 20 t
the Gar in case OF the failure OF the fo"es 10 e
action against the ukase.
TAX BILLS IN THE EEIcHsTAG.
The Reichstag is expected to speedily dispose of the
Shirt Tax and Sugar Tax bills The second reading OF
the former has beenfxed for June 10 II viii he debated
for days The third reading will be concluded 10 one
day OF the following week The commission on the sugar
Tax hill will report about June Nothing Will he heard
of the Cereal b before session, the opposition
Federal Government to the measure continues TOO
| strong, and no basis OF compromise has yet been
| reached.
| MAKING PEACE WITH THE VATICAN.
Thu uesstan Government follows the Prussan Govern
| meut I'm abandoning the conflict with the vatican
Premier Turban has presented 10 the Diet bill REVISING
the enactnents regarding the education OF inc clergy
and theappOnment to clerical charges interns accept
able TO the Vatican This agreement resulted from com
muuications from the Premier through Bishop IIahnor
Of Mayence aud Prince Isenbury Bifstein when were
sent by special envoy from UeSse to Rome The rope
referred Hessan proposals TO the Commission OF Gar
| dinals Hesse may still hesitate about granting th'
fun concessions demanded by the Cathoncs N ~ a.
until such time Catholics are strong enough !" as
or exact more.
THE CROWN PRINCES THROAT TROUBLE.
! Another operation win he made upon the crown
Princes throat on "Wednesday DR. Mackenzie Will arrive
| hero from London Tuesday He intends TO again u.s.
| the -foreeps TO reduce the growth on the 'ro"i
Princes larynx the meantime the Crown fr1ce ma
submitted to Of chlorate of potash earse
and an exterior application OF ali ointment OF iodlde o.
potassiun He still caused great pain In SWALLOWING
The doctors are confident that at the next operation
they will succeed In eecDg the entire removal OF IN
growth. which is nov the size OF Pea in Sd Slo M
constant watch OF the Crown Princess VINO sees 10
tncions ON the issue OF Wednesdays operation de
ponds Crown Princes presence at the JuDiee SerNc
Ia London.
HEALTH OF THE EMPRESS.
The Emnress Is greatly enfeebled. she does not ven
ture to walk in grounds OF the palace any more ne
daily exercise being limited TO that derived from Det
wheeled about in chair
KING CHRISTIANS INSANE DAUGHTER
King Christian TX. Of Denmark has paid visit to III
daughter the Duchess OF Cumberland at the asylum
penz,nc The condition of the Duchess is unchanged
The King passing through vienna incoenio' 'iSieu l."
Emperor.
OPERATIONS on THE BALTIC CANAL
Oneratons on the Baltic Canal will not be begun on
grand scale until the autumn as the necessary prepare
lions are not yet complete. Movable wooden barracks
each capable of lodging fifty laborers, are beng bu
Two thousand men must thus be accommodated. II
general apparatus for the construction OF the canal
not ready.
SUPERVISING TIE HELL OF BLAcgwELLs ISLAND. y
The Berlin police authorities have prohibited the circ
laion Of publication called the i"fer7df0"o
Bibiiothek because OF offensive socialistic artcl
entitled The Hell of Blackwell's Island which appear
therein.
NOTES on MEN AND THINGS.
A Berlin corporation has entered into contract I
light with electricity the whole OF the UnterdeI
Linden years at 10000 marks yearly One hun
0 dred and twenty six arc lights are To be used.
sufficient fund for the erection OF The Mondelssoh
Monument at Dcssau has been secured. The Duke o
Anhalt Dessau has selected the design Tho statue wi
p be erected within sight OF the railway station.
Tho committee having la charge the selection OF d'
sign for "A national monument 10 the Red Prince nav
decided that IL shall take the form OF colossal eqne